In this problem, D2 in reveresed biase with v2. So as I know, no matter the value of v2 no current will flow through D2. isn't that true ? or there is something that I am missing ? if so please explain the problem for me. Problem 2 (#9 in Meyer 2nd ed., p. 168)For the circuit shown, what is themaximum value of V₂ for which currentwill flow through diode D₂?5V1kΩwwD112wwHI₁D21kΩ1kΩww11-12V2

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In this problem, D2 in reveresed biase with v2. So as I know, no matter the value of v2 no current will flow through D2. isn't that true ? or there is something that I am missing ? if so please explain the problem for me.

Problem 2 (#9 in Meyer 2nd ed., p. 168)
For the circuit shown, what is the
maximum value of V₂ for which current
will flow through diode D₂?
5V
1kΩ
ww
D1
12
ww
HI₁
D2
1kΩ
1kΩ
ww
11-12
V2

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